Hermann, I used up a lot of time trying to fix the problem. I finally
deleted the session and tried again, Cinelerra was still crashing on
start up. I had loaded Cinecutie just to see what it is all about. I
don't know what other problems it may have but it doesn't crash when you
load a corrupted file so i am doing the vidio in it. It won't run the
corrupted files. It is a shame they seem to be trying to fork off into
another program they seem to have made an improvement that might have
been nice in Cinelerra. Of course that assumes it would fit in with
Cinelerra's future plans.
I reinstalled Cinelerra and it starts and runs but I am not using
iton this vidio. I had all the vidio clips on the hard drive so I put
them on the time-line and now am very near finished with the video after
editing and adding new wav sound files.
I learned a lesson here. It took about 30 minutes to reinstall
Cinelerra and would have taken only a couple hours to reload files. I
wasted a whole day trying to fix the problem. I won't do that again
with my present Linux knowledge I will reinstall and go back to work.
The good news in all this is I have learned some things in trying to fix
the problem.
I have saved the corrupted mp3 files and when I finish this vidio I
will use them to try and crash Cinelerra again. I also saved yours and
the other the replies to my post. Then I will see if I can fix the
problem when I have more time.
Doug
On 06/01/2010 09:25 PM, Ichthyostega wrote:
Douglas Pollard schrieb:
HI Herman, and thanks for the help. I'm sorry, I guess I misspoke She
crashes on start up when automatically loading....
Hi Doug,
besides what Johannes already wrote, maybe this also helps to clarify what is
going on: what do you mean with "start up" and "automatically loading"? how do
you exactly start Cinelerra?
Do you:
- just start the program, and then through the menu open your session?
- start it from the commandline and immediately specify the session file?
Moreover, what happened usually, when all worked correct? did you first
get an empty window and then had to select and open your session, or did
it immediately open your session?
Cheers,
Hermann
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